EDITOR’S PICK A House in Help your customers escape to the country with farmhouse style interiors. Flirt with Florals
A major part of the country house theme is its nod to nature. And what better way to incorporate nature than with floral prints. Delicate patterns in muted colours keep things elegant and sophisticated, or more daring homeowners can go bolder by teaming deeper tones and more striking designs with light, basic walls.
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Tasteful Tartan Whilst the word may initially conjure up striking red and green images characteristic of the traditional Scottish pattern, tartan/plaid prints can be a great of way of livening up an otherwise simple, neutral-toned room. Contrary to what people may think, tartan doesn’t have to be bright and bold and many flooring manufacturers offer some great country-chic options. The Heather Kilgour option from Brintons’ Abbotsford range, for example, blends in seamlessly with other elements of a farmhouse style interior, like wood and light-coloured walls, but its subtle hints of blue add intrigue.
Brintons, Ironwork Scroll, Dove Grey
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Brintons, Abbotsford Heather Kilgour
Soothing Neutrals
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For many country- inspired design schemes, pale is powerful. Shades of beige, grey or even greige are typical of this theme. Whilst these don’t have to be mutually exclusive with other aforementioned styles of flooring, such as wood or tartan, simple options like block colour tiles or a plain cream carpet help to keep a room looking crisp, clean and calming. Real stone or stone- effect is also a great way to achieve a grey-toned floor that also meets the nature connection.
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